The PS&S team is excited to attend the Shore Builders Association of Central New Jersey's biggest event of the year, their Annual Beach Party! They will be chatting with new and old and new connections, all while enjoying the BBQ by the beach. #psands #shorebuildersassociation #newjersey
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The latest Hawke’s Bay market update. Feel free to reach out if you’d like to know more. #trustedrealestateadvisor #harcourts #harcourtsnz #realestatenz #nzrealestate #realestatehb #hbrealestate #hawkesbayrealestate #realestatehawkesbay
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Businesses in the Basildon District can join us on 1 October from 10.30am-1pm at the Holiday Inn for this fully-funded workshop with Graham Broughton Sign up for free in the comments section below #BasildonBusinessBoost
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Businesses in the Basildon District can join us on 1 October from 10.30am-1pm at the Holiday Inn for this fully-funded workshop with Graham Broughton Sign up for free in the comments section below #BasildonBusinessBoost
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📈 Check out the latest data in real estate with the December Market Insight. Want to discuss what's in store for the market in 2024? 📲 603.616.6885 💻 www.seanfellows.com 📧 [email protected] #realestate #seacoastnh #sothebysrealty
December Market Insight for the 13 Sample Seacoast Towns✨ *Exeter, Greenland, Hampton, Hampton Falls, New Castle, Newington, Newfields, Newmarket, North Hampton, Portsmouth, Rye/ Rye Beach, Seabrook and Stratham.
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Two options for the management of Hoylake Beach are now out for a new round of public consultation - with both options including proposals to remove some vegetation to provide amenity space. The ‘Access for All’ option proposes removing 1.92 hectares of vegetation (around the size of 2.7 Wembley football pitches), mostly around the RNLI lifeboat station - for which safe access has been a vital consideration - but also includes slipways and two 10 metre-wide strips - one along the seawall from Clydesdale Road to King’s Gap, and one from King’s Gap through the vegetation to the sandy beach. The ’Amenity Beach’ option proposes removing just over 3 hectares of vegetation (around the size of 4 Wembley pitches), similar to the ‘Access for All’ option, but with a larger area of amenity beach being provided towards Trinity Road. See the link below for a closer look at the maps and to have your say on the options.
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The Trees of the Augusta National: Part 2 Southern Live Oak After getting dropped off at Founders’ Circle, a golfer may walk through the Augusta National clubhouse and out the back door towards the practice putting green. Upon walking out the back door, they will find themselves at the high point of the course and under the shade of “The Big Oak”. The Big Oak at the Augusta National is a large southern live oak (Quercus virginiana) with sprawling branches and a wide crown for which the species is typically known. During the tournament, this tree provides shade to the members of the club, their guests, the players of the tournament, the media, and other important figures. The tree is roped off at the dripline, preventing patrons from going under its stately branches. Under this tree players can be seen answering (or avoiding) questions from the media on their way to and from the course. Other figures can be seen having important conversations about the future of golf or making small talk while having a drink. The tree itself predates the Augusta National Golf Club and is estimated to have been planted in the 1850’s when the property was a nursery. The simple leaves of live oaks are leathery evergreen blades with a pointed or rounded tip and are about 4 inches long and 1.5 inches wide. They are alternately arranged on the stem. The bark is grayish brown, with a blocky texture that separates into deep, scaly ridges. The wood of live oaks is some of the heaviest of native hardwoods, which is why it was previously used for building sailing ships. Some of the first publicly owned forests were live oak forests purchased for Navy shipyards. Today, southern live oak serves primarily as an ornamental tree species in parks and yards. It is also the state tree of Georgia. I would imagine that the soil under The Big Oak becomes extremely compacted during the tournament due to the high amount of foot traffic and would require a soil decompaction treatment afterwards to make sure that The Big Oak stays happy and healthy. #golf #trees #masters #themasters #mastersweek #augustanational
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Is your brokerage offering you education that has the ability to change your life? Contact us today to find out more about who we are and what we offer. #WREN #WorleyRealEstateNetwork
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Check out the latest video on the Lake Ralph Hall dam construction progress.
We are making significant progress on Lake Ralph Hall in Fannin County. In our new construction update, Larry Patterson and Ed Motley report on road and dam progress. https://lnkd.in/g9MEZX7s
Lake Ralph Hall - Winter Update 2024
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Come see it in person! I've scheduled an open house for Sun, Aug 11 @ 12:00 - 3:00PM. Click on the image to see all the listing details, or contact me directly if you'd like to learn more. #home #house #listreports #property #openhouse #forsale #househunting #dreamhome #houseexpert #homesintheknow #realestate #realestateagent #newhome #propertyexpert #lovewhereyoulive
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